Tyre reviews Sailun Ice Blazer WST3. Page 13 8988

The tires hold the road quite confidently on loose snow and icy crust, the studs are all in place, although there were cases where I had to drive at a speed of 140 km/h. In general, the mileage is still small, but I am satisfied with the characteristics and operational properties of the tires.

Excellent tires in terms of price to quality ratio. The only thing I didn't like was that they are very noisy. I had Hankook studded tires before, and there was almost no noise. Otherwise, I have no complaints.

Handles confidently on ice, was even surprised, feels almost like summer on asphalt.
After previous tires, it's a pleasure👍
A bit noisy, need to get a silencer

The tire performs well in dry and wet conditions. On ice, stability leaves much to be desired. The most critical negative point is the high acoustic load from the tire.

Excellent tires, moderate noise on dry pavement, of course, it's not habitual at first after summer. It handles snowmush perfectly, and it rides on ice due to the studs. It brakes predictably. The rubber is soft. All 4 tires were balanced perfectly, with minimal weights. So, my first experiment with Sailun tires was extremely successful! We'll see how many studs it loses during operation. The price is lower than that of competitors. I'm satisfied.

2 winters, normal driving, doesn't slam, makes noise on asphalt because of studs, summer too, China, didn't regret spending this money 💰

Not for the first time I take exactly this rubber for different cars, the impressions are only positive, it pulls like a tractor, into any snowdrift, at first it's a bit noisy, but that's the first 1000-1500 km, then everything is fine! I definitely recommend this rubber, there are no competitors in this price segment…

It must be said directly - excellent tires in terms of price/quality ratio. I drove the rest of the winter, they balanced out perfectly, they are noisy but within normal limits. Sharp braking on ice - it took quite a long time to stop with ABS. They handle snowy roads well.

Took studded ones on the frame, since a year earlier I took the same ones, but without studs on the Ford Transit, I'm happy with both sets, over the winter on the studs, the loss is no more than 10% (didn't count individually, but it's clear that it's very little), it handles snow well, and holds the road perfectly, compared to the previous ones, it doesn't concede at all. In general, I liked the tires.

Soft, behave well in loose snow. On ice, adequate response. They behave well in loose slush. One moment that didn't like was when trying to get out of an icy ditch